CCF\text{CCF}

hundred cubic feet

Volumeexact by definition

A hundred cubic feet is exactly 2.8316846592 cubic metres, 748.05 US gallons. It is the billing unit on most American residential water meters, written CCF, where the first C is the Roman hundred and the second stands for cubic feet.

Watch out: CCF also appears on natural gas bills meaning a hundred cubic feet of gas, where it is billed by energy content rather than volume and the therm is the real unit. The volume is the same; the thing being sold is not.

1 CCF\text{CCF} 2,831.6847 L\text{L}

One hundred cubic feet in every volume unit

2,831,680,000cubic millimeter (mm³)
2,831,680,000microliter (μL)
2,831,680milliliter (mL)
2,831,680cubic centimeter (cm³)
574,504US teaspoon (tsp)
283,168centiliter (cL)
191,501US tablespoon (tbsp)
172,800cubic inch (in³)
99,661.4imperial fluid ounce (imp fl oz)
95,750.6US fluid ounce (fl oz)
28,316.8deciliter (dL)
11,968.8US cup (cup)
5,984.42US pint (pt)
4,983.07imperial pint (imp pt)
2,992.21US quart (qt)
2,831.68liter (L)
2,831.68cubic decimeter (dm³)
2,491.53imperial quart (imp qt)
1,200board foot (fbm)
748.052US gallon (gal)
622.884imperial gallon (imp gal)
100cubic foot (ft³)
80.3564US bushel (bu)
28.3168hectoliter (hL)
24.1307US beer barrel (bbl beer)
17.8108oil barrel (bbl)
3.7037cubic yard (yd³)
2.83168cubic meter (m³)
2.83168kiloliter (kL)
1hundred cubic feet (CCF)this unit
0.78125cord (cord)
0.00229568acre-foot (ac·ft)
0.000748052million US gallons (MG)
2.83168e-09cubic kilometer (km³)